How come my lab test says I’m “normal” but I still feel like s#!t?
When a lab is creating a lab range, they take the average of a whole bunch of people taking the lab to determine the preferred range, or what your doctor might say is “normal.” This pool of people can include really, really healthy people, as well as people who are really, really sick which results in a wide range of what is considered “normal.” When a doctor looks at a lab test, they use that range to see if you fall within the range (normal) or out of the range (not normal or sick) which generally then points the finger to a specific condition or disease for treating.
The medical model is based on diagnosing and treating a specific disease or managing symptoms, essentially treating the symptoms or your test results. Medicine relies on pharmaceuticals to treat the symptoms, which may work for a while. Unfortunately, this never truly addresses the underlying causes, so symptoms reappear or shift to new symptoms or problems. This often puts patients in a cycle of trial and error, constantly chasing a new diagnosis and treatment but never getting better.
Together, we will implement this holistic health building protocol that will put your health back in your own hands, ultimately improving your wellness and stopping the cycle of trial and error. Plus, I will be here to help, encourage and support you every step of the way.
Are you ready to break the cycle of trial and error for good?